Valentine Day’s Special Offer

Viva Amore!

Make An Appointment For A FREE

Georgia Family Treasures Planning Session

And I’ll Buy You A Romantic Dinner For Two At Aspens

You know me as Steve Worrall, your neighborhood Family Lawyer.

But, for the month of February, I am also your local Romance Director!

Let me explain…

You are busy.  Pre-occupied with work or kids or both! Who has the time or the energy to think about “romance”?

For You I Have A Solution!

In just a minute, I’m going to tell you how you can get a FREE romantic dinner for two. But first…

One of the best ways to show that you LOVE your family is to have all of your financial ducks in a row and make sure your kids are taken care of by people you LOVE if the unthinkable should happen to you and your spouse.

My Valentine’s Day Gift To You Has A Value Of $750

But Is Worth MUCH More To Your Family

If you make an appointment this month for a “Georgia Family Treasures Planning  Session”, I will waive the regular $750 planning fee.

During your planning session you will:

  • Choose the Right Guardians for Your Kids and Avoid 6 Common Mistakes!
  • Get Your Financial House in Order and Keep it that Way!
  • Learn How to Prepare Your Kids for Life Without You!
  • Discover How To Legally Avoid ALL Estate Taxes!
  • Learn the secret to protecting your kid’s inheritance from lawsuits and divorce!
  • Discover how to leave your loved ones a gift that is far greater than all the money in the world!

Plus, much, much more!

The appointment is FREE and there is NO OBLIGATION and NO PRESSURE.

Plus, if you own your home, have kids under 18 and are one of the first 10 to make an appointment now, then when we meet I will give you a gift certificate for $82.50, good for a romantic dinner for two at Aspens. They are in East Cobb and West Cobb and their food is out of this world!

To make your appointment, call me at 770.425.6060 and say you want

Steve’s Romance Package!

Call now: 770.425.6060

 

FacebookLinkedInMySpaceStumbleUponTechnorati FavoritesFriendFeedShare

What Does the Mayan Calendar Have to Do With Your Estate Planning?

2012: End of the World or New Opportunity? It’s no secret that 2012 marks the end of the Mayan Calendar.  What that means, however, is anyone’s guess.  Maybe it means that the end of the world is imminent (though that’s not likely).  Perhaps the Mayans just got tired of plotting time and decided to continue…

FacebookLinkedInMySpaceStumbleUponTechnorati FavoritesFriendFeedShare

Marietta Estate Planning Lawyer Urges: Add ‘Naming Legal Guardians’ To Your List of Resolutions This Year

Naming legal guardians is the best way to ensure that your kids would be raised by the people you want, if something unexpected happens to you. Atlanta estate planning attorney, Steve Worrall, reveals an easy, 3-step process to help you choose.  MARIETTA, GA (01/01/2012)-  It’s something no parent likes to think about, but according to…

FacebookLinkedInMySpaceStumbleUponTechnorati FavoritesFriendFeedShare

Working with an Atlanta Estate Planning Attorney to Secure Your Children’s Financial Future

One of the most important aspects of estate planning is the overall effect it will have on an individual or couple’s children.  Whether these are minor children who will need a guardian or adult children who are already on their own, the need for financial planning exists.  A good estate planning attorney in Atlanta can…

FacebookLinkedInMySpaceStumbleUponTechnorati FavoritesFriendFeedShare

Atlanta Estates Lawyer Explains The Importance of Creating a Will Now

 As a wills and trusts lawyer in Atlanta, it’s easy to see why so many people put off writing their will. After all, no one really wants to think about their own death, let alone prepare for it. In reality, though, preparing by creating a will is exactly what we should all be doing. There…

FacebookLinkedInMySpaceStumbleUponTechnorati FavoritesFriendFeedShare

Atlanta Estate Planning that Incorporates Your Pets

I have the honor of speaking this week at BarkWorld, the the national pet social media conference covering all facets of social media, pet education, lifestyle awareness, and networking for the pet community. Established in 2009 for pet owners, bloggers, consumer brands and those connected to the industry, including veterinarians, as an entertaining, yet highly-educational,…

FacebookLinkedInMySpaceStumbleUponTechnorati FavoritesFriendFeedShare

Atlanta Family Law Attorney Urges Parents to Avoid Loopholes in Protecting Their Children

AS HEARD ON:           I was interviewed this week on Atlanta’s NPR station, WABE 90.1FM, on the subject of making sure that all parents have a plan in place should an emergency strike during school hours. These preparations should include naming short-term guardians, listing the right people on school emergency cards…

FacebookLinkedInMySpaceStumbleUponTechnorati FavoritesFriendFeedShare

Probate Attorney in Cobb County Answers, “How do I obtain a death certificate?”

If you have lost a loved one and are now attempting to close out their estate, we are sorry for your loss and we understand how frustrating the process can be. The steps to take after the loss a loved one can be overwhelming, but requesting a death certificate is a great place to get…

FacebookLinkedInMySpaceStumbleUponTechnorati FavoritesFriendFeedShare

Before you fill out your child’s emergency card this year, there’s something you should know…

DID YOU KNOW…. That if you were to pass away or become incapacitated while your child is at school, the authorities may not release your kids to those you listed on the school emergency card? Why? Because by law, the authorities can only leave your kids with their “legal guardian” or surviving parent if something…

FacebookLinkedInMySpaceStumbleUponTechnorati FavoritesFriendFeedShare

The Role of a Trust Administrator in Georgia

As a lawyer with extensive trust administration experience in Atlanta, Georgia,  I have seen that the death of a loved one, particularly if the deceased is a spouse or parent, is one of the most difficult periods in a person’s life. At a time when the survivor is already struggling with loss and grief, the…

FacebookLinkedInMySpaceStumbleUponTechnorati FavoritesFriendFeedShare

FREE SPECIAL REPORT: 5 Ridiculous Myths About Estate Planning: What They Are, Why We Believe Them and How They Could Seriously Hurt the People and Things You Love

Just enter your name and contact information into the form below and we'll send you your free report immediately, via email.

When it comes to estate planning, there are 5 ridiculous myths that could cause your plan to crumble and fall apart when your family needs it the most.

Whether you already have an estate plan or you have ZERO documents in place, this report will help you identify common myths and mistakes so that you can FIX any problems, make the right decisions and properly safeguard the people and things you love.

BEFORE YOU GO ONE STEP FURTHER WITH YOUR PLANNING….

Download this free special report from attorney Steve Worrall and discover:

• The most common reason why estate plans FAIL when families need them the most (…this can happen no matter how much you paid or how great your attorney was!)

• Why estate planning is not just for the rich or elderly, and the bare minimum documentation every adult over 18 needs in place

• Why your kids may still end up in the care of social services, even with guardians named, if something happens to you

• One common oversight that may force your estate into probate, even though you have a rock-solid trust in place

• Why your family may not be able to honor your most private health care wishes if something happens to you

• …and more!

Just fill in your information here to access your free copy now

"I've prepared this report for you as a free courtesy and a public service. There are no 'strings' attached--aside from wise strategies and a special certificate for our services."

Steve Worrall, Esq.

or Call Us: 770.425.6060

SPAM NOTICE: We hate spam like a snowman hates spring.We will never share, rent, or sell your contact information with any other company or person.